Cloudflare – The bad, the worse and the ugly?
What is Cloudflare and why not to use Cloudflare!
Cloudflare, the operator of the probably best-known content delivery network, is not only very popular with black copiers. Credit card fraudsters, phishing site operators, blackmailers and terrorists also like to use the services of the Californian company. Volker Rieck takes a closer look.
In the USA, a large technology company is about to go public. Cloudflare from San Francisco wants to collect almost 3.5 billion dollars on the stock exchange in the first half of the year with the support of the investment bank Goldman Sachs. However, there are heavy shadows over Cloudflare. The spectrum of his customers ranges from credit card fraudsters and spammers to sites that operate copyright infringement as a business model and terrorist sites. Even US embargoes are undermined.
💡 What is Cloudflare?
The service of Cloudflare is the supply of a content Delivery network (CDN) - also content distribution network called. That is simplified said a type of turbo for web pages, so that these are delivered world-wide fast and surely. Cloudflare hangs itself thereby between the web page and/or the servers of its customers and the visitor of the side and/or user of a service and provides by purposeful control and distribution of the Traffics for a correspondingly high speed. In this way Cloudflare can offer also protection against overload attacks (DDoS) in the net.
💡 However, it offers a hidden feature:
the company anonymizes its customers.
By doing so, Cloudflare will put a screen over the original website or its server, making the operator of this site almost untraceable. If, for example, you want to know where a certain website is hosted, you only receive Cloudflare data, but you can neither identify the original computer center nor the IP address, which would be necessary, among other things, for prosecuting legal violations.
Civil law inquiries are useless, because Cloudflare only provides the naming of a computer center, which is worthless without the respective IP address. This would be roughly comparable to the information of an address in a high-rise building with thousands of residents, where there are no bell signs.
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What is Cloudflare and why not to use Cloudflare!
Cloudflare, the operator of the probably best-known content delivery network, is not only very popular with black copiers. Credit card fraudsters, phishing site operators, blackmailers and terrorists also like to use the services of the Californian company. Volker Rieck takes a closer look.
In the USA, a large technology company is about to go public. Cloudflare from San Francisco wants to collect almost 3.5 billion dollars on the stock exchange in the first half of the year with the support of the investment bank Goldman Sachs. However, there are heavy shadows over Cloudflare. The spectrum of his customers ranges from credit card fraudsters and spammers to sites that operate copyright infringement as a business model and terrorist sites. Even US embargoes are undermined.
💡 What is Cloudflare?
The service of Cloudflare is the supply of a content Delivery network (CDN) - also content distribution network called. That is simplified said a type of turbo for web pages, so that these are delivered world-wide fast and surely. Cloudflare hangs itself thereby between the web page and/or the servers of its customers and the visitor of the side and/or user of a service and provides by purposeful control and distribution of the Traffics for a correspondingly high speed. In this way Cloudflare can offer also protection against overload attacks (DDoS) in the net.
💡 However, it offers a hidden feature:
the company anonymizes its customers.
By doing so, Cloudflare will put a screen over the original website or its server, making the operator of this site almost untraceable. If, for example, you want to know where a certain website is hosted, you only receive Cloudflare data, but you can neither identify the original computer center nor the IP address, which would be necessary, among other things, for prosecuting legal violations.
Civil law inquiries are useless, because Cloudflare only provides the naming of a computer center, which is worthless without the respective IP address. This would be roughly comparable to the information of an address in a high-rise building with thousands of residents, where there are no bell signs.
Read the full article inside TG (🇬🇧)
https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/163
Or the original (🇩🇪)
(TG) https://t.me/BlackBox_Archiv/166
(Web) https://tarnkappe.info/cloudflare-the-bad-the-worse-and-the-ugly/
📡 @NoGoolag
#cloudflare #dns #truth #why
I Am Anonymous When I Use a VPN?
The Myths
Myth #1: I can be anonymous on the Internet
Myth #2: Anonymity and privacy are the same
Myth #3: When my VPN provider advertises an “anonymous” service, that means they don’t log any identifying information about me
Myth #4: When my VPN provider’s privacy policy says they “don’t log,” that means I am anonymous
Myth #5: Even if my VPN provider uses hosted or cloud-based VPN servers I can still be anonymous
Myth #6: Even if my VPN provider doesn’t own and operate the network I can still be anonymous
Myth #7: Any VPN logging is bad
Myth #8: Privacy companies don’t collect or sell my data
Myth #9: All VPN software is the same
Myth #10: Tor is a better alternative than a VPN
https://www.privacytools.io/
https://www.goldenfrog.com/blog/myths-about-vpn-logging-and-anonymity
Beware: The post is made by a VPN service provider
Please compare with: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6
📡 @NoGoolag
#vpn #myth #truth
The Myths
Myth #1: I can be anonymous on the Internet
Myth #2: Anonymity and privacy are the same
Myth #3: When my VPN provider advertises an “anonymous” service, that means they don’t log any identifying information about me
Myth #4: When my VPN provider’s privacy policy says they “don’t log,” that means I am anonymous
Myth #5: Even if my VPN provider uses hosted or cloud-based VPN servers I can still be anonymous
Myth #6: Even if my VPN provider doesn’t own and operate the network I can still be anonymous
Myth #7: Any VPN logging is bad
Myth #8: Privacy companies don’t collect or sell my data
Myth #9: All VPN software is the same
Myth #10: Tor is a better alternative than a VPN
https://www.privacytools.io/
https://www.goldenfrog.com/blog/myths-about-vpn-logging-and-anonymity
Beware: The post is made by a VPN service provider
Please compare with: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6
📡 @NoGoolag
#vpn #myth #truth
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Media is too big
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📺 🇬🇧 The Dirty TRUTH About Amazon's Empire
If you needed more proof Amazon is trying to take over the world, then their acquisition of the popular supermarket chain Whole Foods is a good sign.
It's also a sign that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' will extend his one-click tentacles into even more parts of our lives, a gut punch to your conscience when you realize that Amazon doesn't exactly have a great track record when it comes to valuing its employees. Remember that your ability to get your favorite face wash shipped to your house in 24 hours as you sit in your underwear comes at the price of an underpaid, overworked employee competing for a private space in a huge warehouse to cry during the workday.
📺 The #dirty #truth About #Amazon #Empire #why #video #podcast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2fxTISrJnU
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If you needed more proof Amazon is trying to take over the world, then their acquisition of the popular supermarket chain Whole Foods is a good sign.
It's also a sign that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' will extend his one-click tentacles into even more parts of our lives, a gut punch to your conscience when you realize that Amazon doesn't exactly have a great track record when it comes to valuing its employees. Remember that your ability to get your favorite face wash shipped to your house in 24 hours as you sit in your underwear comes at the price of an underpaid, overworked employee competing for a private space in a huge warehouse to cry during the workday.
📺 The #dirty #truth About #Amazon #Empire #why #video #podcast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2fxTISrJnU
📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_DE
📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_EN
📡@cRyPtHoN_INFOSEC_ES
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Frontline's powerful report "One Day in Gaza"
This Frontline documentary was scheduled to be broadcast on PBS stations across the United States on May 14, 2019, but it was pulled at the last minute. The BBC, the co-producer, aired it in Britain.
We feel that Americans, whose tax dollars fund PBS, also have the right to see it in a timely fashion. Since the US gives #Israel over $10 million per day, it is particularly important for American citizens to be fully informed about Israel's actions.
For more information and for some important context left out of the film, see Alison Weir's article at: ➫ iakn.us/OneDayInGaza
https://israelpalestinenews.org/view-the-frontline-documentary-on-gaza-that-pbs-pulled/#mep_0
#video #gaza #docu #truth #why #palestine #bds
This Frontline documentary was scheduled to be broadcast on PBS stations across the United States on May 14, 2019, but it was pulled at the last minute. The BBC, the co-producer, aired it in Britain.
We feel that Americans, whose tax dollars fund PBS, also have the right to see it in a timely fashion. Since the US gives #Israel over $10 million per day, it is particularly important for American citizens to be fully informed about Israel's actions.
For more information and for some important context left out of the film, see Alison Weir's article at: ➫ iakn.us/OneDayInGaza
https://israelpalestinenews.org/view-the-frontline-documentary-on-gaza-that-pbs-pulled/#mep_0
#video #gaza #docu #truth #why #palestine #bds